1. Presented by Kami Dykes

2. Blood cells Erythrocyctes Neutrophils Eosinophils Basophils Lymphocyctes Monocyctes

3. A is a Monocytes: Notice how much larger they are than the red cells A B What is each arrow pointing to? A is a Neutrophil B is an Eosinophil A A

4. A is a neutrophil B is a Lymphocyte Notice that the small lymphocyte is about the same size as the RBC. A is a Neutrophils B is a Lymphocyte In this lower power view, notice how few white cells there are in this field of reds. A B A A B

5. A is a Basophil, purple-black, often large coarse irregularly sized granule A A is an Erythrocycte A

6. Blood Pressure What is a normal blood pressure reading? What does the top number represent? What does the bottom number represent? Hg is what? Which is better: artery pressure or vein pressure? 120/80 Diastolic Systolic Mercury Artery pressure

7. How do you take a blood pressure reading? Inflate the cuff with brisk squeezes of the bulb. You shouldn't need to go over 150. You will be listening for a slight "blrrpp" or a something that sounds like "prrpshh." The first time you hear this sound, note what the reading was on the pressure gage. This value represents the systolic blood pressure The sounds should continue and become louder in intensity. Note the pressure reading when you hear the sound for the last time. This value represents the diastolic blood pressure. Afterwards, open the air valve completely to release any remaining pressure.

8. Mature red blood cells are called The shape of a red blood cell is The function of red blood cells is Red blood cells with high oxygen concentrations are bright red because of A mature red blood cell can not reproduce because it has no White blood cells are also called The most numerous white blood cells are The least abundant of the white blood cells are The largest of the white blood cells are The white blood cell that has relatively large, round nuclei with thin rims of cytoplasm is called In red bone marrow, platelets develop from Upon injury platelets adhere to this found in connective tissue Platelets release this in the presence of a damaged blood vessel, which causes smooth muscle contraction erythrocytes biconcave transport gases oxyhemoglobin nucleus leukocytes neutrophils basophils monocytes lymphocyte stem cells broken blood vessels serotonin

10. Blood Typing Type A blood contains __antigens. Type B blood contains __ antigens. Type A blood contains antibody __. Type B blood contains antibody __. Persons with blood type__ are often called universal recipients. Persons with blood type __ are often called universal donors. The Rh blood group was named after the If red blood cells lack Rh antigens, the blood is called Rh antibodies form only in persons with type blood in response to special stimulation. An Rh-negative woman, who is carrying an fetus, is given an injection of RhoGAM to prevent erythroblastosis fetalis. Reese monkey negative Rh positive A B B A AB O

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